Trusted Paperclip plugins, shipped through BountyBox.
This is the plugin lane for GameWorlds and Paperclip inside BountyBox. We start with first-party curated plugins only, then expand to trusted Exec Dev contributors, and only later open a reviewed community market. No untrusted plugin pile. No random tool chaos.
Featured first-party releases
These are the trusted in-house packs we ship first. They are structured for the unified OG BountyBox plugin plan and the Exec Board control-plane model.
BountyBox Bootstrap Bundle
GameWorlds-curated bootstrap bundle for the unified OG BountyBox plugin plan. It points operators at the control-plane summary, start-here lanes, governance strip, and shared readiness workflow before any broader runtime actions fire.
Identity Bridge Kit
First-party bridge kit for Paperclip identity links, ownership package portability, runtime checks, and hosted sync-ledger repair. This is the clean attach/import path we trust instead of letting random community tools mutate the contract.
CM3 Runtime Reporter
GameWorlds-curated runtime pack for CM3. It anchors the hosted game-runtime status route, exposes canonical heartbeat payloads, and gives operators a clean bridge between actual game state and the Exec Board control plane.
Rollout roadmap
The market is wired for trusted expansion now, but the guardrails stay ahead of growth.
Workflow + Finance Pack
Exec Board-aligned workflow pack for review queues, payout lanes, dispute handling, and marketplace moderation. Monetization fields stay in the contract now so we can enable paid plugins later without rebuilding the lane.
Exec Dev Trusted Submissions
This lane is intentionally closed to the public for now. It is where trusted Exec Dev contributors will submit plugins for review, sandbox verification, security checks, and release approval before any broader community rollout happens.
Reviewed Community Market
This is the future public lane. Nothing goes live here without review. Paid distribution stays disabled until governance, fraud controls, moderation, and trusted publisher policy are strong enough to prevent the kind of cluttered untrusted ecosystem we do not want.